1)
1. B-frontal
2. N-zygomatic
3. E-mandiable
4. G-nasal
5. I-palatine
6. J-parietal
7. H-occipital
8. K- sphenoid
9. D-lacrimal
10. F-maxilla
11. A-ethmoid
12. L-temporal
13. K- sphenoid
14. A-ethmoid
15. E-mandiable
16. L-temporal
17. K- sphenoid
18. H-occipital
19. H-occipital
20. C-hyoid
21. L-temporal
22. M-vomer, A-ethmoid
23. A-ethmoid
24. E-mandiable, F-maxilla
I circled A-ethmoid, B-frontal, H-occipital, J-parietal, K- sphenoid, L-temporal
2) I went clock wise
1st frontal view
29 sagittal suture
23 nasal bone
34 supraorbitalforamen
33 superior orbital fissure
12 inferior orbital fissure
22 middle nasal concha of ethmoid
11 inferior nasal concha
36 sphenoid bone
21 mental foramen
16 mandible
18 mandibular symphysis
20 maxilla
13 infraorbital foramen
37 zygomatic bone
15 lacrimal bone
3 ethmoid bone
35 temporal bone
30 sphenoid bone
28. parietal bone
8 frontal bone
9 glabella
2 coronal suture
2nd diagram
10 incisive fossa
13 infraorbital foramen
20 maxilla
3 ethmoid bone
7 foramen ovale
17 mandibular fossa
5 foramen lacerum
19 mastoid process
1 carotid canal
32 stylomastoid foramen
14 jugular foramen
25 occipital condyle
6 foramen magnum
24 occipital bone
4 extemal occipital protuberance
28 parietal bone
35 temporal bone
31 styloid process
36 vomer
38 zygomatic process of temporal bone
37 zygomatic bone
26 palatine bone
27. palatine process of maxilla
3) fibrous joint between skull bone
4) joints between the mandible and temporal
5)occipital and parietal
6)frontal, occipital, ethmoid, right temporal, sphenoid, right parietal, left parietal, left temporal
7)enhances resonance of the voice and lightens the skull
8)boney socket for eye
9)defines all the other cranial bones
10)
1. c- cervical vertebra-typical
2.b-axis
3.g-thoracic vertebra
4.f-sacrum
5.e-lumbar vertebra
6.d-coccyx
7.a-atlas
8)bony socket for the eye
9)articulates with all the other cranial bones.
10)
1.c- cervicalvertebra-typical
2.b-axis
3.g-thoracic vertebra
4.f-sacrum
5.e-lumbar vertebra
6.d-coccyx
7.a-atlas
11)
1.i-vertebral foramen
2.a-body
3.e-spinous, g-transverse process
4. a-body, g-transverse process
5. b-intervertebral foramina
6.a-body, h vertebral arch
Diagram going clockwise from top
E spinous
G transverse process
F superior articular facet
A body
I vertebral foramen
H vertebral arch
12)theinvertebral foraming found between the pedicles of adjacent vertebra
13)curvatures and invertebral disc
14)fibrocartilage
15)ruptured disc part of the disc protrudes out
16) thoracic and sacral
Cervical curvature devlopes when a baby begains to hold it’s head up on its own. Lumbar curvature is when the baby begains to walk
17)top to bottom on the left side
A-atlas
B axis
G vertebra prominens
E-two thoracic vertebrae
C-invertebrael disc
F-two lumbar vertebrae
D-sacrum
Top to bottom on the left
Ceverical secondary,thoracic primary, lumbar secondary, sacral primary
18)ribs and sternum
19)true rib has its own costal cartilage attachment to sternum. False ribe does not attach at all or it will indirectly attach to the sternum
False
20) Inverted shape
21)clockwise starting at the top
F jugular notch
B clavicular notch
G manubrium
H sternal angle
A body
I sternum
L xiphoid process
E floating ribs
D false ribs
K xiphisternal joint
J true ribs
C costal cartilage
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